On Designer Wine (IW) models like the IW-24 and IW-30CI, 95 2 00 tells you the zone 2 door was left open for 20 minutes or more. It is a reminder rather than a repair code.…
On Designer Wine (IW) models like the IW-24 and IW-30CI, 95 2 00 tells you the zone 2 door was left open for 20 minutes or more. It is a reminder rather than a repair code. The control warns you so the zone does not warm while the door stands open. You may also hear an alarm tone and find zone 2 bottles a few degrees warmer than usual until the door has been shut for a while.
1. Close the zone 2 door firmly. 2. Push in any rack or bottle that sticks out. 3. Check the gasket for folds or tears. 4. Wait a few minutes for the alert to clear. 5. If 95 2 00 shows with the door closed, call us.
Usually not. Close the zone 2 door and the alert should clear. A visit makes sense only if the code returns while the door is shut.
A rack sticking out, a worn gasket or a hinge out of adjustment can stop the door from latching. We can adjust or replace these if needed.
A door open for a short while rarely harms wine. If it was open for hours, give the zone time to recover before serving. Chill a bottle briefly if needed.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.